You might not think twice about maintaining a beautiful garden while owning a dog or two, but this type of shrub should be ...

Did you know that certain plants may be poisonous to your pets? Pets are typically quite curious and may be tempted from time to time to sniff out, lick, or chew on plants, bushes or trees.

If you want a gorgeous garden teeming with life but also have a curious kitty or nosy dog, there are several plants you need to avoid. Gardening expert Fiona Jenkins at MyJobQuote.co.uk has ...

If your dog seems to be having a bad response to ingesting a plant, call your veterinarian or an animal poisoning hotline.

As reported by Birmingham Live, plants such as azaleas can cause serious harm if ingested by dogs, prompting vets to advise dog owners to keep these and other similar plants out of their pets' reach.

Fortunately, my little Havanese, Miguel, doesn't pose as much of a threat to my plants, but there are other important elements to consider when planning a garden where dogs and plants can safely ...

Birmingham Live reports that plants like azaleas can cause significant harm if ingested by dogs, leading vets to advise dog owners to keep these and other similar plants out of their pets' reach.

Fortunately, my little Havanese, Miguel, doesn’t pose as much of a threat to my plants, but there are other important elements to consider when planning a garden where dogs and plants can safely ...

Did you know that certain plants may be poisonous to your pets? Pets are typically quite curious and may be tempted from time to time to sniff out, lick, or chew on plants, bushes or trees.

Dogs Trust Cumbria has issued a warning to pet owners about the potential hazards of certain spring plants and bulbs. The charity has highlighted that popular plants, including daffodils and snowdrops ...

Dense garden-bed designs that don't allow for such unplanted patches discourage entry by plant-trampling dogs who enjoy running laps. (Jessica Damiano via AP) ...